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Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-30

All sunersrs withsac ssssronic ailments
rs liver diseasef dyspepsia, 51nUds dis
Ieaees. cough, sconsumpsan @crofgla of
the iungs), 40 kindred dSs8ses skould
knog thai BMsRisgsA,s "Ggaen Mdicsl
|,DisSpyery" is stbgs best gkisp Kin sash
deeS aM teton. IseaHsas to s9othe, ale
ESssze aEd cure. 10
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LIST OF LETTERS

Renaining IN the oostolhce at Fort Worth. Tex.
Monday, December 26, 1857. 70 obtain any of
tEG,e letters, Jne applicant must call for
advertised lettera" and give the date Of the
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LiSSrDCOI,

LIVERPOOL, Dec. IS Cotton - Spot closed
hardening, 1-l6c higher.
Or6ia&Iy 5t4; god ordinary. SIS; low
middiug SIS; miGdling upIaHds SID; MID
ding Orleans IS I'D.
Total sales 10 $50; American 950a--
Imports, IS zoo; American, -, 800 sum
Futures opened IL m and point me-
DscerbeT Observation-Disclosures cry
December JANUARY. .......-......,
JEnu@-y-EeoruarY. --.........-s' street,
February hlarch. 80 ....-.--..... with
March- hprI e. ...s ,....-....''....luent
Aprfl-heJ .-.....--.. .....-..-. sered.
May june ...... ...--....-..s.-...- from
June JGly.--.--......-.. ..-.-..- )lder
July August. . rsj'Jo as-
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The Brsvess of Battles.

bdtIIGB
The bravest battle that ever was fought,
Shall tell you wnere and when?
Ga the maps of the world you'll find 1t not;
Twas fought by the me hers of men.
Nav, not with cannon or battle shot,
With sword or nobler pen;
Nav, not with eloquent wo. or thought
From mouth of wonder al men.
Bot deep In a walled-up woman's heart
OF woman THAI would not yield
But bravely, silently bore her pait-
Le! there is that battlefield.
No marshaling troop, no bIvouac song,
No banner to CLEAN ana wave!
Blu oh, these battles they last so long
From babyhood to the grave!
Joaquin Miller.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-30

San francisco society is " shocked 1"
becausesa young millionaire has married
Q goodness.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-30

The President has 0,0oU imported CT
CARS to consume before next tell.
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Z Advice TO Nisthsrs,

M. wissiow's ssoosnis2 sytup ssor children
see<nSag, s6eheasane chin, softeEs the GUNS,
asfays pain, cares wind cdfse, sid IS aesSest
remedy for dfaYTkGs. rs cents boFsse.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-30

a Newburg firm is building 100 lawn
mowers to fill an order from India.
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Sales 1880 bales.
Nev York

New York.
NEW YORK. Dec. 2s.-Cotton-Spot closed
quiet and l 10 lower.
sales, 40 bSles.
stock 1850 bales.
Ordinary, : ii 1851 good ordinary, $50: low
nidGIing, 10 l-l6c; middling, 10 9-l6s; good
middlin2, 10 1875; middltns fair. ii 7-l6c.
Futures closed steSdv, December / point
lower. other months unchanged.
Sales I2l 9A
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81 ,a Mani ranrs,s

sT LoCts, zee. es- wool-The market GU,
ont sisaayi snwsssed bright "a ecism sEas -,
SoAisS S1n a l3G -: Low sanCy l09lsc; q,
5, gas ia.n = e; foe teavy lc@17e; tub washe
enoice. % G, isferios 39ds3c.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-30

GALVESTON. TEX Dee. % - Conee-Ui
chsnsed; .o who a o grocers euote so
oialssIy zocs fair eokc; prime 2iAc; chois
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Alexander, Thos
III

Alexander, Thos
Adams, Charley
Brown, &c
Brockmsn, j /
Browlder w b
Brown, Chas NJ
Bynum, Ward
Breen. d III Is
Bowers, ii G
Borders, Lener
Borihers, Ross
Boy d & Sons
Barry, P X
Bigger, j n (5)
Bishop, Master Paul
BARNARD, Late
Baut h. r P
Crawf.r I'd, G w
Crefford, Jack
Cross, @ E
Crews. L 4
Crueren, Franz
Coleman, Chas T
Coney, NJ
Combs, Charlie IS
Cornwall. j Fl
Covington, David
Cornell, Theodore
Cornell, Geo
Ohildress, J E
Churchill, G w
Chnes, r A (2)
Carter. j T
Campbell, Mollie
Doss, w II
DagSu, Dan
Deerina, e 81
Devlen, FL II
Dickson, q T
elespire, III A
Dsvis, Young
Davis, Jno Q
Daggett, III Il
Euimey, A 3
EgsD, John
Earle, j G
Fowler. A & (2)
Fiffer, Louis
freshman, Chas
Fe ton, RUFUS
Fair. o r
Green, 3 T
Gri e, Jno Henry
GToth, DRILL
9oet, r 3
Gose, Master Homer
s,iyens, j NJ
| Gardner, John
Gaialat. Arthur
Husgins, Jno
Huga 9, w III
| HugaaDs, Jno III
HoiIandsworth. J W
Holland, James
Houston, Elias
no: felt Charley
Hensley. Charley
Height, O K
Hatcher. @ A
| aaey. Vim b
Harmon, w w
| Ii III, O w
| Happier, Phillips
| Haslet, Al
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EINANUzAL.
ENGLISH CONSOLs

ENGLISH CONSOLE.
LONDON, Dec 2s.-Consols closed a. lei 9-l6d,
foT money; silver, 44zd.
MONEY.
NEW YORK, Dec. 2s.-Money On call firm at
4G6 per cent; last loan tt4 per cent; closed
offered at psr cent. Prime meIcar the paper
at 6071ac. Sterling exchange dull bus steady
st 81 s2& for sixty day bills and 81 s5al for
demand
STOCKS AND BONDS.
NEW YORK, Dec. 2S.-StockB AID honda
a fnll0Iuin Y,Yicpa hid.
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COTTON MARKnIS.
Reoeis.s Mt AN Caitsd stcxes Porfs.
New Orleans.

New Orleans
NEW ORLEANS, LA. Dec. 25S-Cost07-apot
closed steady and unchanged.
Sales I063' Dalss.
STICK 404, eS5.
Low ordinary Sc; Ordinary s1<c; good crii-
nary 9isc; low middling g. l6c; middling SIC:
good mtddlipg loi&c; middlns fa2x 107sc; fair
l3c.
Futures opened steady, closing quies but
steady, generally to points lower
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Gonte.

Johnson, Richard
Jewell, Laun
Jackson, J Z
King, Sam
Kyle, Billie
Kehrer, ESQ
Lyme, Jr, Geo
Lyons, a l.
Luak, L L
Loring, Fred j E
Lefon,E j
loyin, Tom
AurIg, Ennis
M&HgaD, j ID
Maze. j White
NIL Sad L
Nengif Norma
Nay 8, Jho Andy
Martin, JIG
Ma, tin, Louis
81 Marshall, Mr.
MateIney. Hoien
Mackray, Ell,ck
McNicholas, r
NcNott, W p
! McDavi t, l
- Nc MILAN, j d
Mcmillan, w P
McUormick, Q j
MCLEAN, DR. Baxter
Osb1lpe, eco A
O,ks, Robt
OBI, an, TIC
Pawling Lemuel
Porter, w Ell
Poareh. Edwd
Philips, Bud
= ace, 81 O
Payne, DC
Pyali, Geo
r. an, Edward A
Rhodes, n o
Ruba cAba Pedro 4
Rogers, A u
Rogers, j III
Roberts, v NJ
r jberts, r w
Rsec, Elder
ste ems. Jeptha
Smith, j Owen 80
Smi b, G s
S.bry, FL S
simpson, Bill
Samuel, Ben L
Taspen, Chas
? futile, e 8
Tindale. John
Terry, w l.
Terry, Wilson
Tsnerson, W K
Taylor, j S
Wright, Charles
I " amer, Valentine
Wilson, Joe Z
White, jim mie
Williams, Charlie
w liam on, w 7
Winds, Hollis tcol'd)
Westbrooss, A 3
Weaver, Tb0s
Walker, Al
Walker, e W
Zsdn er, J 8
Zahniser. w 8
JULIAN FIELD, r. n.
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Brown, Stella
Bowers, p ebo
Blair. &c lie
Is ali, NJ tlids
Blackwell, Ella
Belle, AGA
8ennett. Stride
Benton, III IS A Y
Balafuhr, Mrs S (
Creswell, Etna
Creed, Z ia
Cawen, Eliza
Cornwell, MIRA James
ChambIine, Nellie
CalweIl, Eliza
Carter, Claude
Cawk er, Mrs Cula V
Douglass, Mrs E L
Davis, Mrs NJ L
Fad ward, AGna
Forkneg, Ella
Farrington, Mamie
Gains, Lottie
Carr, Mrs S A
hudson, Annie
Hunter, Lizzie
Howell Lsty
Holman MRS @ E
Holland. Mrs S A
Henderson, CorDella
Hauplervogle, Ida
Herd, Rachel
Hari, Ethel
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.&dies-
milton Fstsy
Jackson, Lucy
Jackson. Jane
Kelley, Wary
Lyt e, Mrs S L
Lotion, FaBnia
Lewis, Mr. E +
Mor; heao, Victoria
Moore, Hettis
NJ. ore, Hattie
Msrhham, Mrs Jno II
McDor, Hetty
0'Dell, Matte (2)
Putnam, Eliza j
Price, S.1 ia
Preston, Carrie
PerRins, Miss e o
Perry, FAME
Ounce, Dora
Qlarles. Mary
Rushing, Florence
ROllln, MIS- ThGs
Royster, Lautle
Smith, Lorean
smith, Mrs 81 E
Terrell, Miss N
Terry, Bell
TAYLOR, Georgia
" flscn Emma
White, Pearl
Wear, Mary
Wells, Maggie
Wells, Mrs V 4 (2)
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-12-09

q 8fobert Bonner. her Serausseber
bes v@. D. 2ebser-, If uorssitsrn mad
neutrality-suspicious. T~bdtistett uon
benz SIatte sutadsetrsten. Or pers
i9affte isinem BIatte bur@ %fortwdbreus
bes anbeissn melt. 8srbrsituns /; rnits
unter bat er fabeIE aFte Souorare Be.
3abIt. Sannp Sern srbteIt 800 pro
SpaIte; Bss9er betdm fir feline muffse
RouslIe ,0orwoob' $40,
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M1RBBEB7Sc#RltfM
''BREMEN''
NEW-Y0RK!
S6neaoampferfa6rt !!

Rnrseeeeretfe To neut Saseu
Swtf@en
Brentett ttno Netu Oorf.
Die ~beribntten S9nelbampfer
Aller, Trave, Saale, Ems
Elder, Vera, Fulda, Elbe.
eoanabeass NAB wsitttuoAs boa
Sonnabenss ,ims Rtft,poas nad
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Bremen lit iebr bfqutm fzr &eifeube
aeEesen unb pom Bretttett aus Fam
man tn febr turser 8ett fdmmtIi4e
Stdbte Deuti9Ianbs, Oeferrei&s nnb
ber S9weis errei9en. Die S4nel'
Dampfer tes Rorbbeutf&m Nopb fnb
NIT befonberer Beri6f9tisuns Der
8uii9en6eds : Paia8iere uub tw.iter
@aiatesY afasiere sebaut, baben bobe
Berbe6e, porsisIide fertilization uno
cine ausse,si9nete gerpaesnus.
Webr wte
f,75O,0O0
gaNaaiere baben NIT ben Dampfern bes
Rorbbeuti&en 2lopb btt &eIfe iber's
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Beetle lnb ueitersr Snformniion uenee
man h9 On
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2 gopIIns grtes, grtp Dsrf.
a. eIauNeustt . q CO.. Generals
Hoenteri fir ben Beifen Ro'3 Soutb Glorfs
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,ustauiISsa RiiFsH. Earj 1889.

-a.i6te lbsr bic Grfolse pon ct. Setoes
80 nor Sa5rsn erlieIt pHrssa nns lsp
ssittist psrssn.
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Staahobss
2 Oh A
1sen @bcmmatistftns.

HesyS" 60
a.;sse l6er bic Grfolse pon ct. Setces
go nor SabrsH srsisGt purssn UNI lsE
seaatist psrssa.
m, .iusr tusEaaiF6sa TtifaH, Wari Us.
Ct. alpbsnias sirde, SIenS 6SaS; ~;
SxTouf bsttIGgerig IN SoISe t2sun9tSSst
S,r,sur tS pcrfu5ts 81. Satobs Gel. Ste@
gms.: a;nrrisuna listeu bic 9merssnno4.
D"ss Ser. &. q. st. Gnge, 7. Y.
,.,,r-goaadHsts sshsiIt.
= Sas'' 80 saas. g. g., 90 Eitober, 1886.
~ssa nome mir btIfsn bis ih ct. Safobs
ynsriuSte. cine einrei6Ins mar eenlsenb
4rrSr,srt in 10 gsiuutsn gu liuoeru; eiuige
Hs4tsrs GinrsibmIgen heilteH milo.
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a. bei5porsue Ssri9t pon Gapib etroufs,
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1Ssticcu rbe;:g,Gtii6e1 S3merSeu I'M @rut,
80 Sein nuO 6ub. SD aebrauhte cine
Sfd5s q. Saicbs Del rRb wurss ss4eiIt.A
s.,. ss.r.-9ausrnS stbstIt.
Rep 5auen, Ct, !. Rouem5er 1886.
al fit al beitiQen rheumntii6er e brnerssn:
sSsSai6e st. Safobs Del bsiIte MD. So
SGuib Stroufs.
.m.t, ,;u qiuo s.banS,It iuerssn-Rat 1889
Graner. Snp6er Co., 9enn.
a. Katie R5euurdtismus III einenI fol9en
aJyN, bak Id rDie elm aiu6 hehaHoeIt perben
80 Re5 Sent Bebraube pom Suei 6lai4en
z. Ss.css Del mar ib sebeiIt.
- Sobn SieIb.
o,s,, ,satt - Kramer. 5. Hebsmbsr 1885.
q. sdsss 6a ssiIts mid.
,vr CHARLES A. Ro6ELEP CO.. Baltimore, Nd.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-05-11
Fr,lit and Vegetable Market.

The following special to the MORNING News
is published for the benefit of our Florida and
Georgia readers and those interested in fruits
and vegetables and can be relied upon as accu-
rate and reliable.
Norfolk. 81 006l1 80 per crate, for sound; beans
Florida. Georgia and Charleston So 90 per
crate; choice, So 80 per crate for sound; tona-
toes, Florida chsoice, 90 5o0lOO per. crate;
Florida, SIS 00G84 % per crate, as to quality
cabbage, Florida, So 00Q2 70 per barrel, as to
condition: cauliilower, Florida 81 0065 90 per
barrel; Irish potatoes, Florida, choice large
SIS 0066 90 per barrel; common and small, SO 90
IA 90 per barrel; squash, Florida 75c66Sl 90
per crate; beets, Florida, 81 0062 50 per barrel
egg plant, Florida, 50 0o6i 90 per barrel. Re
ceipts are moderate and demand good for all
new produce in good condition Cucumbers,
tomatoes, wax beans and egg plant wanted.
PANCoAsT 6 GRIFFITHs
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ling futures ranged as follows:
ODening, Highest.

BALTIMORE, May 10.-Flour steady and I'M
changed; Howard street and Western superfine
So 50lc3 10, extra 80 250,3 90, family 81 00@50O,
city mills superfne 81 50a3 90, extra SO 25613 IS,
Rio brands 81 75G15 90. Wheat-Southern quiet
and firm; red 9j197c, amber 96@19Sc; Western
dull and easy; No. 2 winter red, on spot $500
9iNc Corn-Southern steady; white 516l62c,
yellow 50G5lc: Western dull but firm.
Sr LOUIS May 10.-Flour quiet and dull.
Wheat stronger and higher; No red, cash
s8Ge Corn better; cash 3G32 8s7c, May deiiy,
cry 361hc July 373sG13Sc. Oats quiet; cash 275s
@2S}lc, May delivery 271s@soc bid. Whisky
steady at 81 o. Provision. quiet and o essen.
old mess, $40 90 for new. Lard $6 65@6 rs.
Dry salt meats-boxed shoulders IS 671SGD5 67lI,
long clear 81 80, clear ribs 81 30, short clear
81 61M. Bacon-boxed shoulders So 250o6 30,
long clear IS 00Gs ., clear ribs IS 00GDs %,
short clear IS 35acS 80 Hams quiet at 81 $50
400.
CfNcrxNATr May 1O-Flour steady and firm
firm; No. red, Sc Corn in good demand
No. 2 mixed 43I@c. Oats easier; No. 2 mixed,
soc Provisions-Pork dull at $40 90. Lard
weak and lower at 90 20. Bulk meats weaker;
short clear s. 69t9. Whisky active and firm at
81 o.. Hogs quiet: common and light 81 900
5 Is, packing and butchers 81 S0053O.
LouisvILLE May 10-Grain steady: Wheat,
No . red winter Sic. Corn, No. mixed 42I%c.
Oats No 2 Bic. Provisions quiet: Bacon.
shoulders s. 80, clear rib sides 81 %, clear
sides IS 30. Bulk meats, clear rib sides 81 IS,
clear sides 81 15 shoulders IS %. Mess pork
nominal Hams. sugar-cured, 81 oO1i2 so.
Lard, choice leaf SO 25mS50.
NEw ORLEANS, May l0.--Coffee firm; Rio
cargoes common to prime. 15j161!8lxc. Cot
ton seed oil-prifne crude 10000 Sugar quiet
but steady; Louisiana open kettle, good fair to
prime i2sc, good common to fair 41@l14Ac;
Louisiana centriflgals, off white 5lAid5 0.l6c,
choice yellow clarified 5Isc, prime yellow clari-
fed 7i6c Molasses steady; Louisiana centrf.
fugals, strictly prime 10 fancy 2oW33c, fair TO
good prime 22Glssjc.
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Steamship Johns Hopkins at this port passed
yesterday the bark Inga (Nor), off Hunting
ed,
New York, May 10-The dense fog which has
enveloped this city and bay for several days has
partially lifted The following steamship ar
rived up to-day: Newcomer, from Palermo;
Crystal, Dundee; Cairo st Vincent; Aliza, West
India ports; Chateau Yquem, Bordeaux; Pana-
ma, Havana; Elder Bremen; Eylsia, Medter-
ranean ports; San Marco Havana; Nysnith,
Rio; Normandie, Havre; Baltic, Liverpool; Sar-
danach, Havana; Umbria, Liverpool. Besides
these there arrived q large number Of steamers
in the coasting trade Vessels Of all descriptions
from foreign and domestic ports report long de-
lays from fog.
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LONDON, May 1o.-Spirits turpentine 2ss
New YORK, May 10, noon.-SpiritS turpentine
dull at 3I1Sc. Rosin duh ut 81 22L6G11 rs
500 p. m.-Spirits turpentine duh at size
Rosin quiet at 81 s2ie611 p.
CHARLESTON, May l0,--Spirits turpentiue firm
at Bic Rosin firm; good strained ST.
WILMINGTON, May l0.-SpirtS tmpentine firm
at 81. Rosin firm; strained S21Ic good strained
S716c. Tar firm at 81 25 Crude ,urpentine firm
hard 81 30, yellow dip and virgin s. 20.
RICE.
NEW York, May 10.-Rice firm.
New ORLEANS, Nay f0.-Rice Quiet and steady;
Louisiana, ordinary to prime 3SsG4l5c.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
FINANCIAL.

New York, May 10, noon.-Stocks dull but
firm. Money easy at 4dn5 per cent. Exchange
long 81 S55l64 &C. short 81 S71l04 S716 State
bonds neglected. Government bonds dull but
steady.
s ~ m.r-Exchange dull but steady. Money
easy at 315@6 per cent. Sub-Ireasgry balances
Gold S13t702, 000 currency, $l5396,OOO. Gov
crnment bonds dull but firm; four per cents.
100: three per cents 100. State bonds dull but
steady.
The stock market to-day showed some inn
movement in the amount of business, but the
gain was very slight and confined entirely to in
terest in few stocks During the afternoon
the market showed little evidence of q general
improvement, the forenoon being dull. The
tone however, was firm throughout greater
part OF the day. Encouragement was given to
bul,s-Erst by moderate purchases for foreign
account: secondly, by feeling that trouble ir.
the anthracite region will be averted and also
by a confident feeling in regard to Southern Sc
curitles recently awakened by the return of MIR.
Sullv. In the afternoon Southern securities be-
cayrie active aud decidedly strong, East Tennes-
see being the special feature The improve
u1ent was based on the prospect of declaration
Of n dividend on first preferred stock at the rate
OF 5 per cent. per annum. The general market
was dull but firm, while Fort Worth and Denver
and Reading and New England were active.
Fort Worth was decidedly weak, but San Fran
cisco preferred showed unusual strength After
fine first hour there was no appreciable move
nnant In the general list, but East Tennessee be-
came conspicuous for the strength displayed.
In the afternoon, however, there was more ami
nation, accompanied by an improvement in
values in which the entire list shared Fort
Worth also rallied sharply. After slight re-
action toward 2 p. m. the firm tone was again
renewed though the close was steady at a frac-
tionaI improvement over the opening. Total
sales III, 900 shares, the market closing at the
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-05-11
PASSENGERS.

Per steamship Johns Hopkins, from Baltimore
IT H Massey, II S Heuisler, M Gruber, c Z
Lucos, VIM Ruebke.
Per steamship Chattahoochee. from New York
Rev J T. Cathell DR. W j Keller, w G Preston,
w Knight, H j Langham, e II Morrey II j
Untiedt, G i Flay, J A Williams.
Per steamship Tallahassee, for New York
S Aupson and wife, Miss G V Barker, Miss J p
Tallman, Miss e Dawson, e r Abbott Buic-
cebi, 9 Il Marley, II J Fernald, A Clements
and wife, Miss r Goldi, Miss Fl A Godfrey r II
Grdwood and wife, Mrs S johnson. Miss Belle
Voorhees,, j II johnson, j l. Collins, w $ NJ Fish
and wife, Miss Willard, Mrs Drake, Mr. Hooper.
Mrs NJ Hooper, Mrs A Wheaton, DR. Putrer, r i
Cooling, w II Webb j Harold, II G Martin, T
ID Conner, Mrs III Barchers, Miss NJ Frost A A
Adams, l. J Beardsley, Mrs r r Beardsey Miss
ii NJ johnson, Il Hngerford Miss II Hunger
ford Mrs J Read, L X Phillips, r Phillips, Miss
Nellie Rox, Mrs g w Benton, J II Untris and
wife, Z Wakelee wife aud children. G Hall end
wife, Mr. Mccall IL A Blake, Mrs Happod,
Mrs A G Walker, A II Haskins, Miss Tuthill Mrs
Tuthill, Miss Schunerhorn. Mrs Phelps, w Ny
ers II II Goodnow, G Patrick, Miss Hotchlrss
Mrs HotchlSiss, Jno Jardine, J II Webb, II Hay,
John Mcneil w w Cooley, II w Smith, Geo w
Williams, Mr. Harper. A A Morris, A Sydney, f
j. Tate Jno Taylor, II II George, John Marrold
II Hecht, X Bryce, A Gustofsen, NJ Hooper s
Brooks, Geo Gardner, colorcd, and steerage.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-05-11
Mill timber 81 below these figures.
FREIGHTS.

LuMBER-By Sail-Vessels are wanted for
quick cargoes uS at full rates. Freight
limits are from S. to Sc 5 from
this and the near Georgia ports to the Chesa-
peake ports Philadelphia, New York, Sound
than lumber rates. To the West Indies and
wndward nominal; to South America, $l3014;
to Spanish and Mediterranean ports, SHOE;
to United Kingdom for orders, timber, ga 2SS {;
lumber So los. Steam-To New York, 81; to
Philadelphia, 81; to Boston, 80.
NAVAL SToREs-Dull. Foreign-Cork, etc,
for orders, 2s 1O19d, and or as; Adriatic, rosn,
IS; Genoa, rosin, 2s 101sd. Coastwise-Steam-
To Boston. soc on rosin, 81 on spirits; to New
York, rosin, SOC, spirits, soc; to Philadelphia,
rosin, 30c, spirits, Doc; to Baltimore rosn, 30c,
spirits, zoe.
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'CoNsIGNETs.

Per Charleston and savannah Railway. May 10
Transfer Office, Guckenheimer & Son, + u
Innls Peacock, II & Co, J p Williams e Co, G q
Sapberg, " Boley e Son, III solomon e Son q
W Tiedeman, Pearson e s, G 4 Stults.
Per Savannah. Florida and Western Railway
May i0-rransfer ONCE 5 Guckenheimer q Son,
Lppman Bros, Frank e Go, A Letter G Asen.
dorf, Pearson e $, M Y Henderson. Finn Bros,
w G JACKSON, Slater, NJ & Co, + II Walsh, Ham
q IL, Mohr Bros, II Myers a. Bros, d Entleman
McDonough & Go. Reppard & Co, NJ Helmlen, u
Calls Bacon, J e. Go, y q Bacon y Cot 3 Innis,
Lee Roy Myers 81 Co, Decker g. II, II X Walker
4 ~ Dros, bsIhsh y pro 2 kooerts
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New York, May S-Passed through He'll Gate
bound east, schr Mollie Rhodes, Watts Jackson
ville for Bridgeport.
Antwerp, May 6--Sailed, bark BTabant Belg),
VrieS, Savannah.
Bristol May 8-Arrived, ship Clarence (Br),
Webb, Pensacola.
Liverpool, May S-ATived, bark Freden Nor),
Langaker, .Apalachicola.
Stettin, ny ARRIVED bark Atlantic GER,
Leidke, Savannah
Bermuda May EIn port, bark Valpas Rus),
Kersten, Pensacola for Client, dis'g; schr Henry
McClark, Haig, from st Augustine, dis'g.
Apalachicola May ARRIVED, schr Geo Asher,
WitherSpoon. New York.
Bull River, S c, May S-Arrived. steamship Pol
lion (Br), Hyde New York; bark Governor lBr),
Kirby, Santos: 9th, schr W II Shubert, King,
Baltimore.
Coosaw, S C, May s-Sailed, steamer Racilia
(Br), Cox, United Kingdom.
Daren May ARRIVED, schr Maggie j Law
renee, Grace, Savannah.
Georgetown, S C. May 6-Arrived, schr Index,
Garrison, New York So.
Jacksonville May 5-Sailed from Fort George,
schrs Frank Mcdonald, Cannon Philadelphia;
Anna Blackman, New York, 2
Key West, May S-Arrived, schr d D Haskell,
Haskell, New York.
Sailed schr Nellie Blanche, New York
Port Royal, S G, May S-Arrived, stmr Jane
Kelsall (Br), WEIGH, Seriphos.
Sailed, schr Martha Bement, Townsend,
Brunswick.
Wilmington, G., May 6--Arrived at quaran-
tine, bark Esra (Nor), Tybee.
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RECEIPTS.

Per Charleston and Savannah Railway, May 10
-13 bbs spirits turpeutme, IA bbls rosin, Is cars
cross ties 100 caddies tobacco, 20 sacks peanuts,
and mdse. IT
Per Savannah, Florida and Western Railway,
May 10. bales cotton. % cars lumber. cars
wood, 3 cars cattle, Gle bbls spirits turpentine,
1,161 bbls rosn. 365 bbls vegetables, 1913 boxes
vegetables % boxes oranges, 10 bales hides. 5
bales wool, and mdse.
Per Central Railroad May 1874 bales cotton,
125 bales yarn. &c bales domestics, 3 bales hides
II bales plaids 2 bales wool, 10 pkgs leather, 81
pkgs tobacco, 95 bbls spirits turpentine, q, $50
lbs bacon, 1872 bbls rosin, $50 bbls lime, 80 lbs
fruit, 1000 bushels oats, 225 sacks meal, Il bbls
liquor, 70 hf bbls beer, 10 pkgs furniture and h b
goods, 105 or bbls beer 125 bbls -four, IL bbls
wax, 10 pkgs mchy, 1876 pkgs mdse, 2 cars brick,
4 bales paper stock, 8 pkgs emptes, cars coal,
10 pkgs hardware, Ia cases eggs, $50 bbls grits
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PoUErRY-Market steady; receipts heavy;
grown in good request. EGGs-Market firmer,
with fair demand, and scarce. PEANUTS
Ample stock; demand fair; market steady.
SUGAR-Georgia and Florida nominal: none in
market HoNEY-No demand, nominal SWEET
PoTAToEs- Scarce: receipts very light; demand
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EXPORTS.

Per steamship Tallahassee. for New York
$40 bales upland cotton, bale sea island cotton
80 bales domestics and yarns, ,135 bbls rosn,
314 bbls rice, 67S bbls spirits tlrpentine, 567l2
feet lumber, IA boxes oranges, 3N pkgs mdse
1422 bbls vegetables. 2S37 crates vegetables, 1893
tons pig iron 81 refrigerators.
Per bark Bertha (Ger) for London-2, 81 bbls
spirits turpentine, measuring l2l, IA gallons
Jos Earle, Jr.